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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1895

Page

5

Arctic Christmas Dinner with Peary Exposition Guests

PEARY and family describe a festive Arctic Christmas in a two room camp decorated with flags and netting. They hosted Eskimo guests for dinner using their own dining practices and nicknames while simulating civilized table manners. The evening included games, letter openings, and a late serving of tea and coffee before the guests left for sleep. Oil stain removal tip ends the piece with a stray housekeeping note.

RS. Peary Arcelie Arctic United States

First Christmas in America 1620 Recalled by Bradford Manuscript

The Bradford manuscript recalls the 1620 voyage and the settlers first Christmas in the new world. It notes labor over timber and housing, the arrival in harbor, and a Christmas Day spent with water aboard and beer ashore only by the master’s urging.

America Bradford William Bradford Gard

Mistletoe Habit Thought to Grow on Oaks Rarely Found

A drawing room discussion records mistletoe described as a parasitic plant on oaks. Experts note such growth is exceptional, with a few years ago fewer than twenty oaks in England hosting the parasite.

England

Meaning of Christmas and American Christmas Dishes

A nostalgic Christmas meditation contrasts Christ’s universal pity with commentary on American life. It praises Christ’s reach to rich and poor, urges personal charity over ostentation, and advocates a uniquely American Christmas feast using modest, homegrown dishes. It includes a parable about English views of Americans and ends with a call to rely on God for sustenance.

The Yule Boar and Christmas Eve Vows Across Nations

The article notes a Swedish custom on Christmas Eve where families vow duties after a hog skin log is placed on the table, tracing origins to the yule boar sacred to Froyr and Gullinbursti. It references Oxford University dinners, German traditions, and ambigenke confections in Sweden, linking these family reunions to ancient pagan times and Anglo-Saxon practice.

Froyr Ostgotland Sweden University At Oxford Germany

Dear Old Saint Nicholas and a Christmas Cake Recipe

A tale recounts how St Nicholas became the patron saint of children with a Dutch New Amsterdam link. It also shares a Ladies Home Journal Christmas cake recipe with detailed ingredients and baking steps for two loaves.

St. Nicholas Germany Switzerland Holland Austria New Amsterdam New York Ladies’ Home Journal

Mischievous Street Banter At Christmas Party

A cryptic exchange over a fence mentions Christmas festivity plans. John and Toste discuss pulling a “slade-three” for someone tonight, while Bolan-Tis remarks on the bash.

Avrall Bolan John

New Christmas Game Suggested To Help the Poor

A New York press note proposes a Christmas game on Christmas Eve or morning. Gather a party to buy and give a Christmas dinner to needy people, making the event a charitable, communal activity for participants.

New York Ross

Omihy Employer Questions Mr De Goode Drink Habit

A troubled employer scrutinizes Mr De Goode over drinking. He is two hours late for three mornings and appears unsettled, claiming the man has been under strain. On Christmas, he gave his boy Adrian.

Mr. de Goode Vlerk Adrian

Elaborate Christmas Celebrations In 1252 Reign Of Henry III

A historical note recounts grand Christmas events during Henry III's era. The marriage of Princess Margaret to Alexander of Scotland occurred on Christmas Day 1252, with the Archbishop of York contributing to expenses. Earlier, Henry III hosted a major Christmas feast at Westminster, opening gates for the crowd and allowing each man to seize meat. The text also includes a quip about mistletoe and a humorous modern aside.

Henry MI Margaret Alexander York Henry QL Westminster Wall

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